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See Story Page 9 VOLUME 36, NUMBER 5, FEBRUARY 2004 COVERING THE WORLD OF BOWLING from the left finalists Robert Young & Andrew Cain with runner-up Benjamin Goede and Super Bowl High Roller champ Jeremy Sonnenfeld. See Story Page 9 FEBRUARY 2004 - www.bowlingworld.com 1 BOWLING WORLD FEATURES INDEX Volume 36 Number 5, February 2004 Tournaments ........................................................... 4 Stockton ............................................................................20 Owner/Editor Donna Hazel Kegel’s Million ........................................................... 6 (Gold Country Lanes, Pacific Avenue Bowl, Founder Red Pfeiffer Weber Wins U.S. Open ............................................. 6 West Lane Bowl) NBF .......................................................................... 6 San Francisco ....................................................................26 Assisting Editor Nicole Martindill (Brentwood Bowl, Classic Bowling Center, Presidio Bowling High Roller ................................................................ 6 Assisting Staff Cecilia Rivera Center, Sea Bowl, Serra Bowl, Yerba Buena Bowling Center) WIBC ........................................................................ 7 Diablo .................................................................................28 PBA Senior Tour Schedule ....................................... 7 Staff Writers (Diablo Lanes, Harvest Park Bowl, Paddock Bowl) John Archibald Joe Lyou Bill Rhodman Memorial ............................................. 7 Peninsula ...........................................................................29 Susie Minshew Helen Duval (Bel Mateo Bowl, Palo Alto Bowl) Evans ....................................................................... 8 Chuck Pezzano John Jowdy Wright In The Heart Of Texas ................................ 9 Alameda County ................................................................31 (Albany Bowl, E.A. Dublin Bowl, Granada Bowl, Don Wright Richard Kolb High Roller ................................................................ 9 Larry Mathews Jerry Smith Helen Duval Tips .................................................. 10 Holiday Bowl, Manor Bowl) Monterey Bay Area ............................................................34 Dick Evans Michelle Mullen Around The Corner And Up The Block ................ 10 (Hollister Bowl, Monterey Lanes, Valley Center Bowl) Steve Mackie Phil Regan PBA ................................................................... 12-13 Sonoma Country ...............................................................34 Cheryl Daniels Coast-To-Coast ..................................................... 14 (Double Decker Lanes, Gene’s Pro Shop) Random Thoughts ................................................ 16 W Contra Costa–Vallejo ....................................................35 Contributing Writers Tenpin Slants ........................................................ 16 (Kentwig Bowl) Raymond Ambrogio Eric Jun Jowdy-ism ............................................................. 17 Santa Clara…………………. ................................................ 35 Chris Beard Lyn Kandt Idle Bowling Thoughts .......................................... 17 (4th Street Bowl) Kendy Mullenary Mary Lynly Bowlingworld.com ................................................... 18 Central Solano ...................................................................36 Hal Antrim Dixie Wright Days Inn .................................................................. 19 Sacramento ........................................................................36 Earl Cook Hal Bolesworth (Fireside Lanes, Crestview Lanes) Correen Woodard Leroy Abraham Larry Mathews ....................................................... 19 Tulare/ Modesto .................................................................39 Fresno Bowling Championships ............. 21, 22, 23,24 Felicia Brown Karen Moran (McHenry Bowl, Yosemite Lanes) Robert L. 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